http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... r8annexes/

Read annex F:

I had to wait 4 months two years ago, but my friend visa took him two weeks to get through and he was a overstayer for 6 years.

You will get 3 year first and then another 3 years before you get indifinate leave, thats a total of six years unless you apply for a spouse visa back in your home country.

Did you get 3 years or 2 years leave in your passport.

Anyone applying for settlement on or after april 2007 have to take life in the UK test, read here http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/aboutu ... ofnewrules

Anyone applying on or after april 2007 have to take life in the UK test read Here http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/aboutu ... ofnewrules

Hi i was an overstayer for 8 years and went home and got my spousal visa after a 4 month wait for a interview, search and read my treads.

I was in your situation 3 months ago i overstayed my visitor visa for 7 years and still went home to Jamaica and got my visa after a 4 month application wait, just be honest and tell the truth, search my post badboyz.

What was your application for?
Try and contact your MP.

Yes they have done this in the past, i tried to get it under the freedom of information act, but was told they cannot give it out because it will affect they way they run the IND.

Listen what would you do if your husband was a british citizen, would you deport him then, to were: do not blame the failure of your marriage on immigration. THERE ARE GOOD MEN AND BAD MEN.

You should email them the new details and let your wife carry, a copy of it to the interview.

Also read this careful:

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/docume ... iew=Binary

I am very, upset about people saying that all jamaican men marry to get there stay in this country, its like this you can find a man here who has his stay here and he will still treat you BADLY, i have been with my wife for the past six years, married three years ago just came back from jamaica with ...

i was in the same position read my posts, I rerturned to my home country and applied from there.

It cost me nothing.

You can ask your housing officer if it is ok for your husband to live with you and for a letter stating a description of the property and who lives there and that there will be no objection for your spouse living there., it must be on official paper ( council letter head ) if it is from the council.

Hi thanks to you all for the information i got on this forum, i went back home to my home country ( JAMAICA) and submitted a spouse application and i waited 17 weeks to get my interview, but it was all worth it in the end. They gave me 1 hour worth of question trying to catch me in a lie but i told ...

Read here

http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front ... nt%20three

congrats and all the best.

Just reapply with the rest of the supporting documents, get a letter from your landlord stateing the description of the property and a letter from his employer, ask the ECM for a review.

Was your husband working, why he did not produce his pay slips and you could have goting a 2 year profit and loss statement from your accountant, did you not include any savings in your application.

No this is for person's applying for there dependants for ILR. There dependants cannot claim income support.

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/1 ... tf0606.pdf

New settlement forms for dependants stop them from claiming income support